"The LEGO Show" at the Pump House Center for the Arts

It's not "The LEGO Movie," but there's only a week left for "The LEGO Show" at the Pump House Center for the Arts. Kevin Coleman spoke to the modeler.

John Bucy has more than 30 mosaic pictures of Marvel characters, pop art, and his family, made up of 100 to 4,000 LEGO bricks, on display at the Pump House.

Bucy said he got back into LEGO modeling as an adult when the Star Wars sets came out in 1999. Then around 2003 he said he started building MOCs, "My Own Creations." He was part of a club that built giant train and city layouts. From that he says he became interested in modeling buildings. But two works dominate the show: His model of the Pump House has more than 11,000 LEGO parts, and the Ross County Courthouse is built of more than 80,000 LEGO parts.

The models are at a scale of about 1:38. He says they were a real learning experience.

Bucy is also available to build LEGO commissions. Find him on the web and Instagram as CustomBrickModels.com, and as "Custom Brick Models Ohio" on Facebook.

As always, see Kevin's photos and hear his interview below. Kevin Coleman covers local government and culture


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